It's all about perspective. I had entered the market when HYSR was .043 and ran up to .061 back in 2014.
If I listened to everyone out there who was pumping HYSR at the time, just imagine what I would be left with... I would have lost almost all of it.
Today is no different, and it would be the same scenario for new investors coming in. This is my experience with HYSR and these are the facts to this day. I have no agenda either, just stating the history and asking HYSR for pertinent information for what investors are asking to make an inclined decision. The only reason why I am here is to wait for this to become a shell and see what will come in it's place. And I know Timmy is concerned about that. He has people to pay, including his mortgage in Santa Barbara and I know those homes are not cheap, you can ask him what his mortgage payment is, its somewhere around 15k per month. But those people he owes, own preferred shares at a huge discount.
And for the majority of us who are considered deramping the company are only showing the facts. If HYSR was doing so well then it would not be a concern. But if you are truly just some other person out there investing, I would suggest receiving the information and not be blinded by the redundant perpetual PRs and actually read the 10Ks.
Which one would you rather believe... a PR which sits behind a safe harbor statement or a 10k that is regulated? Take your pick =)
Don't confuse my intentions as negative as I am here to collaborate like many others here with information disseminated from prior and future reports. This is to protect all who are here, you would think one would appreciate that.
And like all investments, never fall in love with a stock.
